Your neighbourhood policing team
Neighbourhood policing is at the heart of our approach to keeping South Wales safe. Your local team is made up of dedicated officers and PCSOs based in the area, who have the community’s best interests at heart and who are both visible and accessible.
We work closely with residents, community leaders, your local council and other partners to understand and respond to community concerns. By working together and focusing on early intervention, prevention and problem solving, we can find long-term solutions to local issues.
As well as the information on this page, you can find out more about crime and policing activity in your community, as well as contact details for your local team, via South Wales Listens.
South Wales Listens also gives you the opportunity to tell your local neighbourhood policing team about the issues that matter most to you, as well as take part in surveys to enable us to better understand concerns in your community.
We will also let you know about local engagement events, crime prevention advice, and occasionally about significant policing activity in your area.
Crimes and priorities
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Road Safety & Speeding
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Action taken is updated every three months
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Nuisance motorbikes / scooters
Action taken:
Action taken is updated every three months
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Hare coursing, wildlife crime and rural crime
Action taken:
In response we have conducted regular days of action over the summer to tackle these issues as part of Operation Galileo Cymru, an operation to specifically target illegal hare coursing and other rural crime offences.
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Road Safety & Speeding
Action taken:
St. Athan - Road Safety & Speeding – Road Safety and Speeding- (monitoring speeding through St. Athan village – Speed scoping - Community Speed Watch Community Volunteers are still in the process of recruiting more volunteers and current volunteers awaiting on vetting results – Liaising with Go Safe and local community council – St. Athan Community Council.
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Road Safety & Speeding
Action taken:
We are the process of recruiting a Community Speed Watch Group - 4 Community Speed Watch members have signed up to Community Speed Watch process so far. In the process of looking for a further 2 members. Liaising with St. Athan Community Council for further interested members.